wishful thinking?

I don't blog much about migrainesymptoms.blogspot.com/" title="migraine">migraine disease anymore, but that's not because the disease is behind me, it's just that I devote my online time to other things. (Speaking of that, I've really missed writing about migrainesymptoms.blogspot.com/" title="migraine">migraine; turns out writing was a more powerful coping mechanism than I'd ever thought. Might have to return to the blog!)

Each day I get an email full of articles about migrainesymptoms.blogspot.com/" title="migraine">migraine in the news (thank you, Google Alerts). Football player Percy Harvin is mentioned daily. I don't know who is is apart from the fact that he suffers from severe migrainesymptoms.blogspot.com/" title="migraine">migraine attacks and is getting criticized in the news (which makes me irate, as you can imagine).

This morning I saw a headline about Harvin's claim that he thinks he's put the migrainesymptoms.blogspot.com/" title="migraine">migraines behind him. This is just a blurb of an article, but it seems so naive. It's frustrating, too, that such a major figure has many people's attention right now and he could use this as an opportunity to educate people about this disease.

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/38900552/ns/sports-player_news/

For his sake, I hope I'm wrong and he has found a miracle cure most of us have never stumbled upon despite years of trying.

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